Kate Nash - 'Trash'
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Kate Nash has taken inspiration from the environment for her new single, titled ‘Trash’.
The ‘Foundations’ singer returned to the limelight in a big way in 2018 with her kickstarter-funded fourth album ‘Yesterday Was Forever’ and her role in the Netflix series G.L.O.W. The 31-year-old’s newest track is heavily inspired by the 90’s grunge/punk in both sound and aesthetic peppered with Nash’s trademark attitude and acerbic lyricism. ‘Trash' is heavily inspired by Nash's participation in an art exhibition using single-use plastics, which Nash stated has inspired more music with an environmental agenda.
Nash said: “I wrote the song specifically for the record. The whole thing really inspired and now I want to work on more music with an ethical/environmental agenda.”
Words by Danial Kennedy
2019 is set to be another big year for Nash in music and on the small screen, with Nash set to return as Rhonda “Britannica” Richardson for the third series of G.L.O.W on June 29th.